>By taking down Instagram now we'll send a clear message that taking liberties with our privacy and personal identity and likeness is /not acceptable/.
I call BS. Having already accepted the Patriot Act, mass domestic surveillance, phone taps without a warrant, most of our data in Google/Facebook/MS/Apple/Dropbox/Amazon clouds, etc, we're now supposed "send a clear message that taking liberties with our privacy and personal identity and likeness is /not acceptable/."???
It's the opposite: few things have been MORE acceptable by american society than companies and governments taking liberties with our privacy and personal identity.
Sending a message to Instagram? It's like being inside a burning house and we respond by stomping on our cigarette.
I call BS. Having already accepted the Patriot Act, mass domestic surveillance, phone taps without a warrant, most of our data in Google/Facebook/MS/Apple/Dropbox/Amazon clouds, etc, we're now supposed "send a clear message that taking liberties with our privacy and personal identity and likeness is /not acceptable/."???
It's the opposite: few things have been MORE acceptable by american society than companies and governments taking liberties with our privacy and personal identity.
Sending a message to Instagram? It's like being inside a burning house and we respond by stomping on our cigarette.